Prior to the experiment, three different structures of the new model extension are postulated and coarsely identified.
With the system components coarsely identified, the challenge now lies in the detailed characterization of how transcription of these large sets of genes changes over time and space during normal cellular processes and in response to perturbation.
Semi-automatic methods [10 13] first identify regions of interest coarsely using initial user interactions.
BGE was identified as coarsely profiled shadows.
Whether microscale transmission processes can be identified in often-coarsely resolved archeological data, GM point data also can be used to explore macro-scale transmission.
If your plant's leaves from a central cup or cylinder for holding water, or if the plant has no clear identifying characteristics, use a coarsely packed, well draining potting mix.
Chop them coarsely and place them in a bowl.
Many pigments can be identified simply by their appearance at high magnification, particularly the coarsely ground mineral pigments in pictures painted before the 19th century.
A couple of years later, Warburg coarsely extracted mitochondria from cavy hepatocyte for the first time in 1912, and identified several enzymes capable of conducting redox reactions, thus denominating them as respiratory enzymes (Ernster and Schatz 1981).
